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Go to Google, type "Flash Player help," then select "Flash Player Help." A window will open; on the left, you will see the list of settings to adjust. Find the setting where you can check "Always deny"; this will block certain websites that occupy your webcam, and as a result, the message 'CAMERA OCCUPIED' will appear.
I hope I was clear; since then, I no longer have this issue.
I hope I was clear; since then, I no longer have this issue.
Hello everyone!
This problem comes from Flash Player; you need to go to the Adobe site, open the help section, and in the general settings, check the box "always deny." With this manipulation, I have never had the "camera occupied" problem again.
I hope I have finally provided the solution! Best to you all.
This problem comes from Flash Player; you need to go to the Adobe site, open the help section, and in the general settings, check the box "always deny." With this manipulation, I have never had the "camera occupied" problem again.
I hope I have finally provided the solution! Best to you all.
FOR INFORMATION IN FLASH PLAYER HELP, THE CHECKBOX REPRESENTS A NO ENTRY SIGN
I HAVE TO REPEAT IT, GO TO FLASH PLAYER HELP, TYPE IT LIKE THIS ON GOOGLE, I THINK YOU'LL BE ABLE TO DO IT
CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM BY REPLYING, THANK YOU
I HAVE TO REPEAT IT, GO TO FLASH PLAYER HELP, TYPE IT LIKE THIS ON GOOGLE, I THINK YOU'LL BE ABLE TO DO IT
CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM BY REPLYING, THANK YOU
Hello everyone,
The small window that pops up saying "camera in use" simply comes from the settings of ADOBE FLASH PLAYER.
In the "flash player help" section, you need to check the box "always deny," represented by a small "no entry" sign.
Type "flash player help" on Google, and in general settings, you'll find this setting and that's it.
With a little patience, you'll find it! by !
The small window that pops up saying "camera in use" simply comes from the settings of ADOBE FLASH PLAYER.
In the "flash player help" section, you need to check the box "always deny," represented by a small "no entry" sign.
Type "flash player help" on Google, and in general settings, you'll find this setting and that's it.
With a little patience, you'll find it! by !
for the camera occupied problem
www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager04.html
www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager04.html
By principle, it annoys me to see unresolved issues
If I have to repeat myself, the "camera occupied" problem comes from the settings in ADOBE FLASH PLAYER.
FOR THIS, YOU NEED TO TYPE "FLASH PLAYER HELP" ON GOOGLE, THEN LOOK FOR SETTINGS IN THE LEFT WINDOW, CLICK ON EACH SETTING ONE AFTER THE OTHER, ONCE THE 3 ICONS ARE FOUND, CLICK ON
"ALWAYS BLOCK" REPRESENTING A SMALL PROHIBITED SIGN LIKE THE ROAD CODE, SAVE THIS SETTING AND YOU WILL NEVER HAVE YOUR WEBCAM BLOCKED BY THIS DAMN TEXT "CAMERA OCCUPIED" AGAIN.
If I have to repeat myself, the "camera occupied" problem comes from the settings in ADOBE FLASH PLAYER.
FOR THIS, YOU NEED TO TYPE "FLASH PLAYER HELP" ON GOOGLE, THEN LOOK FOR SETTINGS IN THE LEFT WINDOW, CLICK ON EACH SETTING ONE AFTER THE OTHER, ONCE THE 3 ICONS ARE FOUND, CLICK ON
"ALWAYS BLOCK" REPRESENTING A SMALL PROHIBITED SIGN LIKE THE ROAD CODE, SAVE THIS SETTING AND YOU WILL NEVER HAVE YOUR WEBCAM BLOCKED BY THIS DAMN TEXT "CAMERA OCCUPIED" AGAIN.
Hello ZAZENA
I will try to be explicit, in Flash Player you have a section to configure this software.
Moreover, it’s possible that a background program is preventing your camera from opening.
Every time you download software, whether from the internet or a CD, it's advisable to restart your PC even if it is not required; for me, it's imperative!!
90% of the software available on the internet is pure fantasy!
Use the minimum to work, the cleaning software, oh yes! Free, then take out your wallet!
Let’s keep our feet on the ground, I'll leave you my email.
jean-luc.croas@orange.fr best regards
I will try to be explicit, in Flash Player you have a section to configure this software.
Moreover, it’s possible that a background program is preventing your camera from opening.
Every time you download software, whether from the internet or a CD, it's advisable to restart your PC even if it is not required; for me, it's imperative!!
90% of the software available on the internet is pure fantasy!
Use the minimum to work, the cleaning software, oh yes! Free, then take out your wallet!
Let’s keep our feet on the ground, I'll leave you my email.
jean-luc.croas@orange.fr best regards